Appathy

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r/Enhancement•

Is there a way to put some kind of tag next to reddit accounts that were created less than say 3 months ago?

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r/askaconservative•

Disclaimer: I am a fervent leftist.

I recently was spending time with some friends who had served in the military. We mostly avoid politics but I mentioned thinking of joining the Socialist Rifle Association. Both were incredulous about the existence of such an organization. As a leftist, keeping our weapons is incredibly important to me. I have no desire for the government to tell me and my fellow leftists that we can't have the tools we might need to fight government oppression, and I think most leftists feel the same. My question is, how do you conservatives feel about leftist gun rights organizations? Do you have any kind of qualms with/takes on them?

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r/woodworking•

I've just begun carving as a hobby and figured a pipe would be a straightforward first crafting goal. I don't really care if they're actually usuable or not but I was wondering, what kind of finishes would you use for that type of project? I figure the wood would burn unless properly treated? Honestly don't really know much about woodworking yet but I'd love some tips and tricks for carving 'useable' things. Without like, poisoning anybody. Thanks!

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r/ShingekiNoKyojin•

I kept the title as vague as possible for the anime watchers. Here's the actual title: Does each titan-wielder Eren eats reset his titan AIDS clock? After he ate the hammer titan, does he get another 7 years, or is he still going to die soon? Sorry if this has been discussed before, I couldn't really think of what to search for.

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r/tall•

I have yet to find a position we can both agree on as comfortable. It just seems either I have to spoon her from behind but then my shoulder gets uncomfortable (I'm pretty wide too so I kinda have to 'bend' it over her body), or she lays on top of me but that's uncomfortable for her after a while. She can't spoon me because she can't reach her arms all the way around my chest. I can wrap a single arm around her entire torso. So that's the kinda situation I'm talking about here.

My last girlfriend was 5' 8" or so and there were no problems there. But my new girl is 5' 1" and we just cannot get comfortable. Any tips or tricks? Special furniture?! I don't even know anymore. We've been dating 1

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r/askaconservative•

If a small child's (let's say, 5) parents die in some freak accident, what should the government be responsible for doing? Say that we can't make any assumptions about the parents' family or friends or any resources they had, because those won't be universal.

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r/legaladvice•

My grandmother passed away about two months ago. Her house is stated in her will as being

"devised and bequeathed ... to those of my three daughters ... who survive me, in equal shares, share and share alike, subject, however, to the right of [aunt], if she survives me, to the exclusive use of said house and acreage, free of rent, for so long as she shall live and be able to ... "

I honestly don't believe the intention of my grandmother was to deprive her daughters of their inheritance until roughly around the age that they each die. My mother is convinced that she can get some kind of partition of the property to receive her share of the will. The idea she has is that my aunt coul

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r/askaconservative•

Disclaimer: I am a current recipient of Medicaid as a university student with poor parents (part-time jobs as a student don't generally make you enough to put you over the threshold). I use Medicaid when I get sick and need to see a doctor (market-price for visits is between $100-$400 without insurance), and I used it once when I had to go to the ER for a bite from a possibly rabies-infected animal (the cost of treatment was about $5000; the doctor essentially refused to let me not get treatment [I was afraid of the cost] since contracting rabies kills you 100% of the time).


Now on to my actual question:

Medicare is of course the service that provides insurance for

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